by Emilie Froment | Apr 27, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Design & Architecture, Events, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
In the wake of a recent return from a three-and-a-half-year sabbatical stopover in Mexico where Christiaan Conradie travelled with the wild and determined intention of learning Spanish there and surfing its Pacific paradise, we’re swaddled back into that...
by Emilie Froment | Apr 12, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Events, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Travel, Walls, Floors & Windows
In a tandem creative step taken by two illustrious London brands, Bergman Interiors and Hofa Gallery are launching Aeditions, their new joint design project in May this year. Inspired by their appreciation for contemporary art and bespoke luxury interiors,...
by Emilie Froment | Mar 25, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Design & Architecture, Featured (Slider), Garden Design & Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Travel
It appears wiser than ever these days to heighten our human experience of the natural world and one way to do so is to design emotive, varied, immersive public spaces that beautifully integrate built form, sophisticated horticulture, fine art detailing, and...
by Emilie Froment | Mar 19, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Fashion & Accessories, Health, Beauty and Wellness, Lifestyle, Posts
Her calmness of mind seems to be only one among many of her beautiful jewels of wisdom; and her works have life in them. If the artist herself were something we could slide onto a finger or around a wrist, into an earlobe or fasten at the back of our...
by Emilie Froment | Mar 3, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
There being a substantial or subtle strangeness and ambiguity behind all that is beauty, really reveals more of it, doesn’t it? You might imagine someone of her creative calibre to take themselves super seriously. Thankfully, on the contrary, a curious and...
by Emilie Froment | Feb 20, 2021 | Art & Galleries, Events, Home Decor, Lifestyle, Posts, Walls, Floors & Windows
His fascination with the regular, somewhat mundane objects sparked after he shot a photograph of some toothpicks in a jar where he was having dinner. Initially dismissing the image as totally trivial, an experimentation a couple years later developed how Soal...
